2fl—nncn.stcr Farming. Saturday. April 25.1970
Soybean Oil Use Grows in U.
(CoiUiiuk’il fiom page 25)
<*bo\\c(l .< definite use in this
kml of consumption This
mm lIH 10 be lel.’iled in p.nt to
ll’e using pel tentage of young
people in the population From
nn obseuntion. I would suspect
Ih.it addiiioinl f.ictois .no tele
vis.on and piofessional football
We no longei eat thicc times
a day eat ins seems to be a con
tinuous piociss. especially on
v u k ends
It is plain th.it \meiicans ate
eatins much moie meat and
poulli> than was the case a few
ytnis ago And what’s mote,
consume is aie paying less foi
these choice food items each
passing month on a trend basis
in i elation to othei consumei
goods This is quite a tnbute to
the Ameiican fanner whether
consumei s lealize it oi not And
I am afiaid they do not realize
it
Large U. S.
(Continued from Page 24)
try is affected by the ability of
cd that the capacity to produce— a j; 0 { us to influence and help
the capacity to process—is detei- shape events and economic
mined by the level of capital in- tiends in the woild
vestment flowing into produc-
;ion machinery
. consider the bioad policy ques-
The pi ospeiity of j our soybean influencing your business
ndustiy is affected by the situa- “ ,
ion pievaihng in many other in- I- also why lam pleased to
lustues Yom industry is affect- have been with you today
‘Tetter Power Pays”
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MAKE US PROVE IT!
Over 1,000 Amish farmers al
ready have. They have found
that Fetter delivers all it pro
mises. Our diesels provide long
working life, dependability and
good cold starting characteris
tics.
For Piompt and Efficient Seivice Call
YOUR AUTHORIZED FETTER DISTRIBUTOR
CEHMAN BROS.
Gas and Diesel Engines Sales and Service
1 Mile Noith of Terre Fill on Route 897
East Earl, R D 1, Pa. Phone 215 445 6272
WE ARE AS CLOSE AS YOUR TELEPHONE
* * *
Sunset Valley Electrical Service
JOHN M. ALLGYER, Prop.
(Vz mile northwest of Bard’s Crossing, on Hunsecker
Road, 4 miles east of Lancaster, off Route 23)
Bird-in-Hand, R. 1, Pa. 17505
Phone: 397-4081
Between 1960 and 19(59. per
capita consumption of led meal
in this counliy rose fiom 161
pounds to 182 pounds with a rise
in beef consumption that was
most sinking Beef consumption
per poison went up fiom 85
pounds pci capita to 110 pounds
The consumption of poultiy
also went up in a spcclaculai
wav _ fiom 35 pounds in 1960
to 48 pounds in 1969 a use
of one thud Thus the combined
consumption of moat and poul-
Uy went up fiom 196 pounds to
230 pounds per person in nine
ytais The aveiage American is
eating a highei quality piotein
diet than ever before, by fai
The steady upgiadmg of diets
in Ameuca pi onuses continued
giowth in oppoitumty for faim
eis who produce feedstuffs and
animal pioducts
To Amei icans, good living
means meat and milk, poultiy
Soybean Output
ed by world events; your mdus-
This is why it is good that you
V/2 to 45 H.P.
Continuous Rating
IT GOES
MUCH BETTER
POWERED
BY FETTER
and eggs, and a rising popula
lion with using living standards
means oppoitumty foi this sec
tor of agricultuie CJood living
also seems to mean moie snacks
more canyout foods
The same influences me at
work around the woild We
could cite tiends in Japan, in
Koica, in Taiwan that add up
to glowing markets foi feed in
giedients and vegetable oils
soybeans to you 1
Western Em ope continues to
expand per capita use of animal
Lanchester Club Plans
Riding for Handicapped
Plans foi a new piogram of
horseback riding for handicap
ped children have been announc
ed by Lanchester Pony Club
Mrs George Hasslei, 11, Hidden
Acres Faim, and Joseph Little,
RD3, both of Quarryville, are
the District Commissioneis of
Lanchester Pony Club
A group of Lanchester Pony
Club members and their parents
recently met with Miss Maudie
Hunter-Warfel, founder of the
National Foundation for Happy
Horsemanship for the Handicap
ped, Inc Miss Hunter-Warfel
explained the therapy piogram
and showed a film of founda
tion activities
Lanchester Pony Club will
tiam then membeis and their
paients to woik on a weekly
basis with a gioup of handicap
ped youngsteis They hope to
interest 4-H clubs, Boy Scouts,
and Gul Scouts in helping with
the progiam Their effoits will
be duected by Miss Hunter-War
fel of Mon Ami Le Cheval, Mid
dletown, Del
Funds raised at the Lanches
ter Pony Club horse show on
May 2 at Pony Club Headquar
teis at the John Gibson faim at
Diumoie, will finance this new
progiam for the handicapped
ARE YOU READY FOR
NO-PLOW
PLANTING?
SEE US FOR
CUSTOM NO-T
PLANTING
We can supply the ferti-
nitrogen, insecti
cide and Golden Acres
Corn
* v f' s
&&sster
R. D. *2, Columbia, Pa.
pi odiicts, although the Em openn protein foods via the p
Community shows a riistuibing technique. But this is ano
endency towaids ialiening high speech
Last year BOX'
killed more
com rootworms
than any other
com rootworm
insecticide.
What makes Blx so special? A lot of tilings,
including effecthe season-long control. Ju-t a
single application of Blx at planting time keeps
corn standing tall right up to harvest. Besides that
Blx offers several “extras.” Extras no other root*
x\ orm insecticide can give you.
• It resists leaching in rainy weather.
• It’s lower in toxicity. You don’t need special
clothing or equipment. Just follow what it says on
the label.
• Corn treated with Bux can be fed to livestock.
• It won’t bridge over in applicator hoppers
or clog equipment.
• It doesn’t have an objec
tionable odor like other
insecticides.
So treat your corn to Bux.
Before rootworms treat them
selves to your corn.
CHEVRON CHEMICAL COMPANY
ORTHO DIVISION
Helping ihe World Grov. Belter®
TM'S-ORTHO, CHEVRON DESIGN, HELPING THE WORLD GROW BETTER, BUX- REG U.S PAT. OF!
ON ALL CHEMICALS READ CAUTIONS, WARNINGS AND DIRECTIONS BEFORE USE.
4 SMOKETOWN
it
CHARLES K. NISSLEY
ORTH
-
BUX
tenniF
Phone Lane. 397-35
Ph. 285-5506